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The government borrowed £22.8 billion last month, the second highest June total on record, as a sharp increase in debt interest costs offset falls in spending on emergency support…

The government is expected to warn the EU it is prepared to override the Northern Ireland protocol if Brussels does not agree to make significant concessions and simplify the…

Kath Clarke, founder and CEO of BlckBx, talks about her innovative new company that provides on-demand virtual assistance. What is the background to your business? The corporate world has…

The suit, tie and high heels were symbols of twentieth century office life. For some time now, what we wear to work has been getting gradually more casual. Waistcoats…

George Soros and Bill Gates are part of a consortium acquiring a British developer of rapid-testing technology, including for Covid-19 and tropical diseases, to turn it into a social…

George Soros and Bill Gates are part of a consortium acquiring a British developer of rapid-testing technology, including for Covid-19 and tropical diseases, to turn it into a social…

Lower speed limits and vehicle diversions are being imposed on some of the country’s busiest roads under plans to cut illegally high levels of air pollution. Highways England has…

Lower speed limits and vehicle diversions are being imposed on some of the country’s busiest roads under plans to cut illegally high levels of air pollution. Highways England has…

Boris Johnson and senior ministers have agreed to increase national insurance to fund long-term reform of social care and reduce NHS waiting lists. The prime minister is expected to…